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- TipTap vs Lexical for a chat app project
TipTap vs Lexical for a chat app project
I am creating a little chat app for practice, but I was unsure what direction to take with the editor, out of the options I found TipTap and Lexical, I tried a bit of both (Didn't get very far with either yet) But I am still so torn on which one I should try first
In this I want more possibilities of what you can put in the chat, for example: Embedded images, tables, maybe some excalidraw integration, etc.
I also don't want to spend too much time on either and realizing that picking one over the other was not worth it long-term because of the timetaken
If anyone has used tiptap, lexical or both could you give some pro's and con's to each and some guidance on what I should pick?
Thanks! :)
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- I'm building a visual builder for React components, is this actually useful?
I'm building a visual builder for React components, is this actually useful?
Iβve been working on NexoreUI(v1.5), but this time I focused on the visual builder.
You can customize a component visually, change its props, preview the result, and then copy the code into your project.
The goal is to make it easier to go from βI like this componentβ to βI actually use it.β
Still early, so Iβd love to hear from React developers:
Would you actually use a tool like this?
https://nexoreui.site
Github: https://github.com/Al1mov77/NexoreUI
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